Google has announced an update to its search ranking systems that will penalize sites that have been the target of numerous copyright takedown requests, in a move that should please copyright holders who have long called for this move.
Google has announced an update to its search ranking systems that will penalize sites that have been the target of numerous copyright takedown requests, in a move that should please copyright holders who have long called for this move.
Google has announced an update to its search ranking systems that will penalize sites that have been the target of numerous copyright takedown requests, in a move that should please copyright holders who have long called for this move.
Google has announced an update to its search ranking systems that will penalize sites that have been the target of numerous copyright takedown requests, in a move that should please copyright holders who have long called for this move.
It’s back. And it’s bigger than ever
It’s back. And it’s bigger than ever. I’m talking about Google’s monthly announcement of search quality/algorithm changes — an announcement that the company skipped in July, making the one that they posted late Friday afternoon the biggest ever, with a reported 86..
It’s back. And it’s bigger than ever. I’m talking about Google’s monthly announcement of search quality/algorithm changes — an announcement that the company skipped in July, making the one that they posted late Friday afternoon the biggest ever, with a reported 86..
Late Friday, Google tried to quietly announce, in a transparent way, a new factor to be added to Google’s search quality signals. The new factor is DMCA requests…
With Internet use on smartphones set to overtake desktop browsing by early 2013, it is surprising that businesses—big and small—are not taking full advantage of mobile search. A recent study by telecommunications giant T-Mobile indicates that 46 percent of local businesses are not visible when users search via smartphones
Your website may rank for a keyword in the top 30 on Google in one location, but it may not rank for that same keyword across all other locations, according to a new report from Linkdex examining companies that operate in multiple locations.
Publisher John Wiley & Sons, Inc. is selling the Frommer’s brand, publications and content to Google